The City of Vancouver should focus on creating conditions to allow the private sector to build market-rate housing, rather than using its resources and regulatory weapons to compete for profits
“Survive ‘till 2025” has been something of a mantra in the real estate industry throughout the year – we decided to thrive! As we close out the year, it’s time to reflect on the past 12 months in Metro Vancouver’s commercial real estate market. Yes, it’s been a tough year. Trying to bring sellers and … Continued
After two nights and a marathon public hearing in which 139 speakers registered to voice their opinion, on December 12, the City of Vancouver approved a number of amendments to the two-and-a-half-year-old Broadway Plan.
Creating regulations which don't make building new homes economically feasible: "What's the point?"
Greetings from Goodman Commercial, and welcome to our 2024 Mid-Year Report. Metro Vancouver’s multifamily market has faced an onslaught of challenges over the past 24 months, but there are signs of brighter days ahead.
How six major Metro Vancouver municipalities have performed in implementing provincial Transit-Oriented Development Area (TOA) legislation.
2024 is proving to be a roller coaster.
It’s time to put an end to the increasingly common – but completely inaccurate – suggestion that the City of Vancouver’s new, denser zoning regulations will chase lower income renters out of the Broadway corridor.
Goodman Commercial is excited to announce that Frontline Real Estate founder Justin Mitchell and his market-topping team of brokers, including Adam Lawrence, Megan Johal, and Sam Taktsang have joined Goodman.
All three levels of government have recently added to the flurry of housing related policy announcements; regrettably, the promise of those policies remains decidedly mixed.